Interests are the best balm for wounds, regardless of whether the Near East Development Bank has stepped on a mine, the appreciation of assets is real after all.
The reason for everyone's belief is very simple, a Major Noble would not stake their reputation to fabricate lies—it's simply not worth it!
Investing involves risks, and it is understandable to inadvertently step on a mine in an emerging industry. Even if the shareholders have doubts, at most they would request to send someone over for oversight.
In fact, this is of no use at all. To bamboozle a bunch of laymen who know nothing, Hudson has plenty of ways.
To be involved in the actual operation is just wishful thinking. Compared with the banks they set up on their own, the Near East Development Bank is a model student.
"Marshal, we have no intention of questioning your management. But with so many assets already on the books of the Near East Development Bank, is there really a need to raise more funds?"
